作者：沙千 流程编辑：U072 8月26日，中国证券投资基金业协会发布公募基金市场数据（2025年7月），截至2025年7月底，我国境内公募基金管理机构共164家，其中基金管理公司 149家，取得公募资格的资产管理机构15家。以上机构管理的公募基金资产净值合计35.08万亿元。 | 类别 | 基金数量(只) | 份额(亿份) | 净值(亿元) | 基金数量(只) | 份额(亿份) | 净值(亿元) | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | (2025/7/31) | (2025/7/31) | (2025/7/31) | (2025/6/30) | (2025/6/30) | (2025/6/30) | | 封闭式基金 | 1,333 | 34,099. 11 | 37,434.01 | 1,332 | 34, 466. 96 | 37,710.20 | | 开放式基金 | 11,681 | 276.017.58 | 313,321.86 | 11,573 | 274.428.59 | 306.215.74 | | 其中:股票基金 | 3,074 | ...

存款利率走低但投资市场走热，沪指突破10年新高，公募基金规模也持续刷新历史新高。根据中国基金 业协会官网，公募基金最新规模突破34万亿元，上半年，开放式基金规模增长了1.6万亿，并且近7成由 债券基金、货币基金的规模增长所贡献，另外权益基金也增长2772亿。 ...

Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the industry Core Insights - US equity funds experienced an inflow of US$16.3 billion during the week of July 9, 2025, while bond funds saw an inflow of US$20.8 billion, indicating a mixed performance in US fund flows [1] - Global funds continued to attract strong inflows, totaling US$5.1 billion, while European funds had an inflow of US$1.4 billion, primarily into regional ETFs [1] - Emerging Market (EM) funds also saw significant inflows, with US$2.9 billion into EM funds, and US$3.0 billion into GEM funds, marking the fourth consecutive week of strong subscriptions [2] Summary by Sections US Fund Flows - US equity funds had an inflow of US$16.3 billion, while bond funds attracted US$20.8 billion during the week of July 9, 2025 [1] - Mixed flows were observed in US funds, with US$9.5 billion inflows into ETFs countered by US$6.1 billion in redemptions from non-ETFs [1] Global and European Fund Flows - Global funds saw inflows of US$5.1 billion, and European funds had an inflow of US$1.4 billion, mainly into regional ETFs [1] - The report highlights the continued strength of global fund inflows compared to US funds [1] Emerging Market Fund Flows - EM funds recorded an inflow of US$2.9 billion, with GEM funds attracting US$3.0 billion in subscriptions, indicating robust interest in emerging markets [2] - EMEA funds also experienced inflows of US$0.3 billion, while flows to Latin American funds slowed down, particularly in Chile, which saw US$156 million in net redemptions [2] Local Intelligence - Taiwan saw a net foreign inflow of US$1.2 billion, Korea had US$0.4 billion, and Japan experienced a significant foreign inflow of US$3.8 billion [3] - Southbound flows from China to Hong Kong remained strong at US$3.2 billion, reflecting ongoing investment interest in the region [3]

Investment Rating - The report indicates a negative trend in global equity fund flows, with net outflows of $10 billion for the week ending June 11, contrasting with inflows of $5 billion in the previous week [3] Core Insights - There were significant net outflows from equity funds, particularly in G10 markets, while fixed income funds experienced robust inflows, particularly in emerging markets [3][9] - Emerging market local currency bond funds saw strong inflows, indicating a preference for these assets amidst the broader market trends [3][9] - The report highlights a shift in investor preference towards short-duration bond funds over long-duration options [3][9] Summary by Sections Global Fund Flows - Total equity experienced net outflows of $18.2 billion over the past four weeks, with a weekly outflow of $10 billion [9] - Fixed income funds saw inflows of $77.1 billion, with $15.1 billion in the latest week, driven by demand for credit products [9] - Money market funds had a decline of $9.1 billion in assets [9] Equity Flows - Developed markets saw significant outflows, particularly from US equities, which had outflows of $24.2 billion [9] - Emerging markets showed mixed results, with mainland China experiencing outflows of $7.2 billion, while Taiwan and Brazil saw inflows of $4.7 billion and $0.8 billion respectively [9] Fixed Income Flows - Total fixed income inflows were $77.1 billion, with $64.2 billion from developed markets [9] - Emerging market fixed income funds had inflows of $10.8 billion, with local currency bonds being particularly favored [9] FX Flows - Cross-border FX flows remained elevated at $56.4 billion, with G10 currencies attracting strong inflows [11] - The report notes that the South Korean won (KRW) saw the strongest net inflows among Asian currencies [11] Sector Flows - Consumer goods funds saw the largest net inflows, while technology funds experienced the greatest net outflows [3][9] - The report indicates a notable preference for sectors such as consumer goods and utilities, contrasting with the outflows from technology and financial sectors [9]

Core Viewpoint - The bond market has been in a sideways trend for over half a month, with the 10-year treasury yield fluctuating around 1.65% since early April, failing to break below 1.6% [1][2]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The uncertainty from tariff impacts and expectations for "rate cuts" have been the main drivers for the previous rapid rise in the bond market [4]. - The ongoing tug-of-war between bullish and bearish sentiments is likely the reason for the recent stability in the bond market [5]. - Bullish views on the bond market are supported by the demand for safe-haven assets due to U.S.-China trade tensions, strong expectations for monetary easing, and a potential slowdown in the recovery of the economic fundamentals [6]. - Bearish views stem from the possibility of the U.S. lifting tariff sanctions, a potential delay in monetary easing, and a recovery in economic fundamentals that exceeds expectations [7]. - Both bullish and bearish perspectives seem to address the same issues but differ in their outlooks and expectations [8]. Group 2: Uncertainty Factors - The bond market continues to face significant uncertainty due to variables such as tariff negotiations, growth stabilization policies, and the timing of monetary easing measures [9]. - Until the situation becomes clearer, the bond market is expected to remain volatile [10]. Group 3: Long-term Investment Perspective - From a long-term perspective, the bond market may still represent an important component of asset allocation despite short-term fluctuations [11]. - The Wind pure bond fund index has shown positive returns every year from 2007 to 2025, with a cumulative increase of 117.94% and an annualized return of 4.42% from 2007 to 2024, indicating stability compared to the stock market [12][15]. - As the domestic economy transitions from high-speed growth to high-quality development, long-term bond yields may continue to decline, presenting ongoing allocation value in bond assets [16]. - However, it is important to note that after a prolonged upward trend, volatility in the bond market may increase, suggesting a need to lower expectations and adopt a "stability-first" approach in response to potential future fluctuations [16].

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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent adjustments in China's bond market, analyzing the reasons behind the changes and the potential future outlook for bond investments [3][4]. Group 1: Reasons for Recent Adjustments - Tightening liquidity: The central bank net withdrew 1,077.3 billion yuan in February, continuing into March, leading to a marginal tightening of liquidity [5]. - Failed interest rate cut expectations: Overly optimistic market expectations for interest rate cuts were tempered by strong economic data in January and February, reducing the urgency for rate cuts [6]. - Stock-bond effect: A recovering stock market has led to increased risk appetite among investors, causing some funds to shift from the bond market to the stock market, exacerbating the decline in bond prices [7]. - Technical correction: The rapid decline in bond yields earlier created a need for a technical correction, resulting in the recent downturn in the bond market [8]. Group 2: Basis for Continued Bond Bull Market - Monetary policy easing expectations: Despite short-term liquidity tightening, the medium to long-term outlook remains supportive of easing monetary policy, with potential for further rate cuts [10]. - Weak economic fundamentals: Current internal demand is still recovering, and external uncertainties persist, preventing a significant rise in interest rates [11]. - Improved bond investment value: After recent adjustments, some bond products have become more attractive in terms of cost-performance ratio, especially in a volatile market [12]. Group 3: Divergent Institutional Views - Optimistic perspective: Some analysts believe the recent bond market decline is a temporary adjustment, with the long-term trend remaining bullish due to ongoing weak fundamentals and supportive monetary policy [14]. - Cautious stance: Other analysts suggest that while the bond market's trend may not reverse, the potential for further declines in interest rates is diminishing, and investors should remain cautious [15]. Group 4: Adjusting Bond Investment Return Expectations - The article emphasizes the need to lower return expectations for bond investments, as previous years' capital gains are unlikely to continue, given the current yield levels and market conditions [18].